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Bruce has built up an extensive loyal long-standing client base due to his consistent high quality legal advice and unparalleled dedication to achieving the best results for his clients. He has a wealth of experience in trust and private client and property-related matters and his practice offers a full service in respect of these areas.
Work highlights:
- – Acting for an offshore trust company in respect of a complex residential property purchase and associated finance
- – Purchase of prime London property with an end sale value of circa £90 million
- – Acting for an offshore company in relation to the enfranchisement claim and the onward sale of the enfranchised property – value £25 million
- – Acting for ultra-high net worth in respect of various prime London residential acquisitions and disposals
Position and Qualification:
- – Partner – joined in 1980
- – LLB Cardiff University 1976
- – Qualified as a solicitor in 1978
Languages Spoken:
- – Arabic
- – English
- – French (basic proficiency)
- – Hebrew
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